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Music Box (2020)
Music Box is a twenty five minute surrealist film about a woman who finds herself in a strange, office-like room, seemingly waiting for an appointment. She is sitting opposite a man who could be a detective, or a psychiatrist. As she tries to discover why she is there, the lines between reality and nightmare increasingly blur.
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Music Box is a twenty five minute surrealist film about a woman who finds herself in a strange, office-like room, seemingly waiting for an appointment. She is sitting opposite a man who could be a detective, or a psychiatrist. As she tries to discover why she is there, the lines between reality and nightmare increasingly blur.
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In Theaters:1/20/2020
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